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Wild Garlic aioli…
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(for about 20 servings)
Vegetable Oil
Soy Milk
Mustard
Apple Cider Vinegar
Salt
Wild Garlic
Olive Oil
Add the oil, soy milk, mustard, apple cider vinegar and salt to a blender. Blend until smooth and creamy.
Thinly slice about 15 large Wild Garlic leaves.
Add the wild garlic and olive oil to the blender and blend until smooth.
You can store the aioli for up to a week in an airtight container in the fridge.
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Wild Garlic Butter is a delicious seasonal, versatile condiment. It only needs three ingredients and one of those is absolutely free!
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(For about 14 servings)
Vegan Butter
Sea Salt
Finely chop up about 15 large Wild Garlic leaves.
Soften the vegan butter in the microwave.
Add the chopped wild garlic and sea salt and mix together.
Store the butter in an air-tight container in the fridge.
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Wild Garlic is a perfect substitution for basil.
Learn more about Wild Garlic here.
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(for approximately 8 servings)
White Onion
Wild Garlic
Olive Oil
Sea Salt
Walnuts
Nutritional Yeast
Add all ingredients in a food processor and pulse until smooth.
You can store the pesto in an airtight container for a week in the fridge.
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The Benefits of
Wild Garlic
29 March 2024
Did you know that wild garlic has amazing benefits for your health? 100g of wild garlic leaves contain 45mg of vitamin C and almost 5mg of beta-carotene. It also contains vitamin A, calcium, iron, phosphorus, sodium and copper.
Wild garlic grows in damp, woody areas.
Only pick the leaves and flowers from the wild garlic plant. Make sure the bulb stays intact so that the plant can regrow the next year.
Be careful! Wild garlic looks similar to Lily of the Valley, which is poisonous. How to know the difference? The leaves of wild garlic smell of garlic. Are you not sure which plant you’ve found? Do not pick or eat it.
Wild Garlic grows from late winter to the end of spring. The best time to pick the leaves is mid-March, when they’re still light green. The older the leaves, the darker and less tender.
Wild Garlic has antibacterial, antibiotic and antiseptic properties. Garlic’s main benefit is its effectiveness in reducing blood pressure, heart disease and the risk of stroke. Although all garlic has this property, wild garlic has the greatest effect on lowering blood pressure. It is also known to cleanse and improve digestion, and it gives a boost to the body’s immune.
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Infusing Wild Garlic into oil means you can inject its unique flavour to any dishes, ranging from salads to dressings. Or you can use it as a cooking oil.
Learn more about Wild Garlic here.
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(for about 14 servings)
Roughly chop up about 10 large Wild Garlic leaves. And place in a heatproof bowl.
Pour the vegetable oil and a pinch of sea salt in a saucepan, and raise the temperature to about 75C / 167F.
Pour the oil over leaves and let completely cool down before storing.
You can store the oil for up to a month.
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